The phrase "are usually advised to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending actions that are commonly given as advice.
Example: "Students are usually advised to review their notes regularly to enhance retention."
Alternatives: "are often recommended to" or "are typically encouraged to".
Such individuals are usually advised to have B12 injections.
Tourists are usually advised to stick to the hotel buffet.
Women are usually advised to take tamoxifen for five years after a breast cancer operation.
Consumers are usually advised to wait until a clear winner emerges.
Patients are usually advised to use ice, stretching and some painkillers to help with symptoms.
When people first start taking nitroglycerin, they are usually advised to sit down to avoid falling.
A person under 50 is usually advised to exercise at a heart rate that is 70to85percentent of the maximum rate for the person's age, but older exercisers can achieve peak cardiovascular conditioning by exercising at only 60 to 75percentt of maximum heart rate for at least 20 minutes at a time at least three times a week.
While it is usually advised to wait at least 1 year after arthroplasty before performing bone scintigraphy, an exception can be made when heterotopic ossification is suspected, as this condition affects the adjacent soft tissues where no physiological tracer uptake is expected (Shawgi 2012).
Moreover, almost all patients with ESRD were usually advised to quit or stay away from smoking by physicians.
While survival curves are the most common graphical representation, it is usually advised to also examine the corresponding mortality plots to avoid missing temporal variation, which can lead to controversies (Giannakou et al., 2004; Tatar, 2005).
If the lesion is resected in full without evidence of further dysplasia elsewhere, the patient is usually advised to undergo close endoscopic surveillance, although the option of surgery is discussed.
